So....how do/did your parents treat you?

Question

Im just curious. Sometimes you just feel, alone.

Ah well some kids win the parents lottery most dont.

Answer 1

They treated me as they should treat their son! .They poured their affection on me. I owe everything in my life to them !!

Answer 2

Well my parents were the really strict kind I couldnt go outside, on the porch down the street with my friends get on the computer have a cell phone nuttin I had to stay at home all the time in my room well I didnt have to stay in my room but I had to stay at home. I couldnt even watch tv in the living room I had to stay in my room and watch tv I couldnt eat when I wanted nuttin I couldnt do shyt so I started runnin away and know I have a kid shes 5 months and Im In the system but my daughter is with me I get out the system in july 2007. know I guess thats what happens when you keep your child in the house till she 16 years old then when I did get a taste of the real world I went crazy that how my parents treated me

Answer 3

I think everyone feels alone at some point. That being said, my parents were probably overly strict. However, although I think a lot of what they did was probably overbearing/unfair, that does not mean I do not understand it with hindsight. I also think it kept me out of trouble. I would MUCH rather have a "too involved" parent, than a parent who is not at all.

Answer 4

At some points in my life I feel that my parents sole purpose in life is to make me feel like crap. But then I come to my sentences and realize that they're just trying to do the right thing. My parents treat me pretty good.

Answer 5

Parents divorced when I was very young. My father got custody. My mother hated that and didnt see me for years which still causes problems between the two of us now that I am an adult. However my father due to work gave custody of me to his parents. My grandmother gave me much love,understanding,knowledge,and all kinds of life lessons that I am grateful for. She was an absolutely great woman. We didnt have much when Iw as growing up she instilled in me priceless values that made me the person I am today. For that I will always be in her debt.

Answer 6

My mom was a doll, My dad mistreated us all, I was hurt for at his last few days on earth he said he loved me, yet he was never there for me and I have to say I was 34 and it was the ONLY time I remember hearing him say he loved me. . I made sure my kids KNOWS I love em and my daughter and I are close and I guess my son and I are only he is a teen boy and his head is in Guy stuff so we are not as close as we use to be.But he knows Mom is there 24-7..... 365 days a year for him.......

Answer 7

ashley- my parents were not very good at parenting. they were quite human ,with all the faults that humans have. sometimes we feel that parents should be above all the shortcomings that people have- when it comes to their children. somehow, their weaknesses should not come through when it comes to parenting. this,of course, is totally not the case. many times parents come up too damn short of meeting all of our emotional, physical,financial,and mental needs. when i became a parent myself, i came to understand how tough it is to help another person to become a happy, confident,well-balanced person. it is harder than anyone can know,until they have done it. and, no matter how much a parent tries, they will always seem to come up short from time to time. but --children fail their parents too. we all fall short sometimes. eventually, i came to realize that ,if my dear parents gave me nothing more than life, they gave me the best gift of all. it is up to me now. best wishes

Answer 8

It does not matter how they treat you, all you should focus your mind on is how to take good care of your children. some times our parent really need to give us the best treatment but the possibility will not there for them to satisfy us with all our needs. so you don't have look at that aspect. though some parents are desperately wicked to the children but not all which to be wicked but just that the mist is not there for them we see them that they are wicked to us but the are nice.

Answer 9

my father was a greyhound bus driver gone all the time.my mother had the problems of dealing with 8 children.she spanked us when she thought we needed it,brought us to church on sundays.i thought she was mean until i had my own kids.now i think how the heck did she do it.keeping that many children in line,never in trouble with the law and the greatest gift of all was teaching us about GOD because that allowed me to understand why she did what she did and to love and forgive her.we are best friends now and i love her dearly

Answer 10

Well... we just bought a house and now they're practically working everyday (fulltime) except my mom, she stays home on Sunday but I have to babysit my little brother on Sat. Yea... my life's not that great I know be I appreciate it often yet hates it sometimes... ugh.

Answer 11

my mum treated me like i was invisible while my dad spent most of his time beating d crap out of me. it wasnt just slaps here and there, i mean like knocking me unconsious, breaking my arm, force feeding me, and makin me eat my own vomit. i no it seems its not true but u hve 2 remember dat there r sum very sick parents out ther. i would tell u more but i dnt want 2 upset any 1 or bring back bad memories 2 dem or u.
i felt alone all my life and hated d fact dat sumfing like dis could go on and no 1 help me. i was youn. or younger. im only 18 nw. d thing is i found out my dad is not my real father. my real parents dies wen i was 4. he is in fact my uncle. but i call him dad. my real mum was a muslim but converted 2 a sikh wen she married my real father. i look like her and i believe dis is y he treated me dis way.
im sorry if i hve sed 2 much. but life can b so cruel. its hw we deal with it dat matters.
i hope ur parents gve u d love and attention dat u need.
god bless.